Wait Up MITE

Entry to the Underworld, Nether and End can be locked independently, each for its own number of Overworld days. A locked destination portal built early still works as a normal runegate, but it sends the traveler back to the Overworld. The aim is to keep the pace of progression the same for every player on a server.

Ore generation is adjusted as well: the frequency of mithril and diamond ore can be changed, including in the upper and central regions of the Underworld. Sacrifice rewards can be limited too, so Nether Quartz cannot be sacrificed before a set day, and the experience gained from sacrificing Nether Quartz, Emerald, Diamond and Lapis can be configured. A login summary shows players the current world settings when they join.

The mod is published for Legacy Fabric 1.6.4 only and is open source under the MIT License. It is installed on the client and on the server, and the server side alone is enough for the gameplay rules to take effect on multiplayer servers. Current packaging follows the same direction used by ProgressLimiter, and a future single-player build with an in-game client configuration screen is planned as separate packaging.